Pro ljubov. Tolko dlja vzroslych
Cinematography:
Марк ЗисельсонCast:
John Malkovich, Ingeborga Dapkunaite, Tinatin Dalakishvili, Fyodor Bondarchuk, Viktoriya Isakova, Maksim Matveev, Anna Mikhalkova, Fyodor Lavrov (more)Plots(1)
A comedy anthology exploring the greatest emotion of all. A continuation of the anthology About Love. Moscow. Summer 2016. In the bustling everyday life of the city, there is always something hap- pening. Even in the midst of the daily rush to get things done, people are still on the lookout for new skills and knowledge. And there is something for everyone in Moscow: courses and lectures cover a wide range of tastes and topics. But there is just one that will interest us. Our protagonists are ve or- dinary people, lost in this sprawling metropolis, whose paths will cross and intertwine at these classes, and each will have their own love story to tell. (Russian World Vision)
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An interestingly grasped movie consisting of short stories, which is absolutely perfectly guided by John Malkovich. He, in the role of a lecturer, spouts one pearl of wisdom after another, and during his lecture, the filmmakers show us life stories connected to the love of some of the participants of the lecture. Everything is then finished with a tale that is acted out by Malkovich himself. The movie is seemingly built on him, but the stories also work on their own. I can’t say I wasn’t entertained.
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